Understanding HALAL
The word HALAL is an English loanword derived from the Arabic word 'halal,' meaning suitable and proper, broadly referring to things that comply with Muslim customs. Today the word Halal is widely used in fields such as food, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics, referring to products produced and processed according to Muslim customs and suitable for consumption or use by Muslims.
Halal certification
Halal certification is a series of certification processes covering the procurement, processing, packaging, storage and other processes of products according to Halal regulations. Passing this certification indicates that your company's products are suitable for use or consumption by Halal consumers. According to incomplete statistics, there are more than 1.9 billion Halal consumers worldwide (a quarter of the global population), and the Halal consumer group in regions surrounding China exceeds 800 million. As the world's hottest food market and driven by economic globalization, Halal certification has become one of the essential certifications for China's export enterprises.
Halal certification market share
According to information released by MUIS-HALAL INTERNATIONAL (the International Halal Certification Department of Singapore), Halal consumers comprise 1.9 billion Muslims across 112 countries and regions worldwide, the global Halal certification market has exceeded US$2.5 trillion, and global demand for Halal-certified products continues to grow. With the surge in global demand for Halal-certified products and China's inherent geographical advantages, Chinese enterprises today choose Halal certification to enhance their competitive advantage and expand their market share. If you want to export, or plan to export, to countries where Halal consumers are the majority, then a Halal certificate will be an important factor in meeting the needs of consumers in the importing country. The main reason for obtaining Halal certification is the importing country's requirement for Halal certification.
Halal certification timeline
Normally, the Halal certification cycle for simple, low-risk products is 15 working days. Of course, if an enterprise needs an expedited application, it can also apply for an expedited procedure, and an expedited application incurs no additional fee. For complex products, or products that can only be certified after adjustment, the Halal certification cycle is about 20-30 working days or even longer, depending on the enterprise's speed and difficulty of adjustment. For example, if some oil products use prohibited oils, then the oil production line needs a thorough cleaning and the reselection of a new qualified supplier, and this adjustment process may last a month. Rest assured that we have our own proprietary intelligent certification management system, and my certification experts will help you shorten this time as much as possible.
Halal certification fees
Halal certification fees are usually related to the complexity of the products the enterprise needs to apply for and the certification policy of the Halal certification body. To learn the Halal certification fee, please contact our national unified certification hotline directly: 400-001-7706
However, please note that our fees are not linked to your product sales volume; our fixed-fee policy is designed to help customers grow, with no strings attached.
Halal certification conditions
Please click the following link to enter the Halal certification regulations section to learn the conditions for Halal certification
http://www.halalkosher.org/halal/law/
Halal certification process
Please click the following link to enter the Halal certification process page to learn the Halal certification process
http://www.halalkosher.org/halal/liucheng.htm
Apply for Halal certification
Please click the following link to enter the Halal certification online application page and apply for Halal certification online. Or call our center's national unified customer service hotline (400-001-7706) directly to obtain the latest Halal certification application form.
http://www.halalkosher.org/halal/app.htm